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UuPSeasans Experience 81 Mr.. Cock.
From the Brunswick tGa.) Breeze
Mr.. Walter Cook got caught In laughable pre-
dicament last night He was out sailing, when
running 100 close 70 q schooner lying at anchor,
the topmast Of his boat got caught In her 1ibboom
Walter Is quite sailor, however, and quickly
climbing on the boom. released the boat, which
immeoiateiy drtfted away. leaving him straddling
vessel when, 70 his surprise, q huge mastifY
bounded forward his white teeth gllstenlng In the
moonlight and held him at bay. Quickly realiz-
ing tnal Ne must either pass the night on the
boom or yen for help ne DECIDED upon doing the
latter, when the crew OF the vessel hearing the
yeing, and thinking that the vessel was being as
saulted BY river pirates, sprang on deck armed
with old shotguns and long, murderous-looking
knives The sight OF the mastin and the lone man
on the Doom, however, caused them 10 realize the
situation, and after brief explanation By M.
Cook they Called on the mastiff and he rot on
deck.
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Panic as santiago do Cuba.


A private letter received in New York from San.
tiago de Cuba, dated october II, says: "Truly we
are having fearful time OF II here, and heaven
only knows when and how II win end Since the
great earthquake shock on the 23d ultmo we have
had thirty-two slighter ones, all causing more or
less damage, owing to the weakness and insecure
condition Of mIny buildings, resulting from the
nrst violent disturbance perfect panic prevails,
part OF the country have abandoned their houses,
and are leaving on boats or are encamped In the
pubic squares. On the night OF the 9th the ex-
citement was intensified by an alarm (happily
fa-Se) that the sea was rising and Q ulal wave an.
preaching Sick and well, old and young rushed
from III if homes and ned as they were 70 the most
elevated parts OF the city. No one who has not
been through such an epidemic Of earthquakes can
In any measure realize the terror OF such vista
lion. We shall remain IN suspense until after the
18th, as Prof. Walk, OF Germany, the savan, who
two weeks in advance OF It's occurrence fOretOld
the shock OF the 23d, now predicts anoGher on that
date Tar exceeding In severity any that we have
yet had. and which will be followed by the sub
mergence OF one or more OF these islanas."
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CHARGE OF BRIBNG A JURYNAN,-In Chicago
when the jury In tine condemnation sale suit Of
the city against the Anderson Pressed Brick Com.
the foreman, charged that Juror Chas Paepke hsI
been br bed. Judge Gary discharged the jury and
ordered an Investigation. Mr.. Ferris said he as
without actual prUOf that Paepke had been br1bed,
but the jury had been out since Tuesday and
Paepke was the only one who stood out as the
rest wanted 70 give the company 500, 600 and he
insisted on S15O.0OO or t.0O,OOO. faepke denies
thai ho was bril<d.
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From the williamstown Times
Not long ago certain one Of wiiiiamstown's
weil-known dudes while In Cincinnati stopped at q
fashionable Motel for dinner. A finger bowl, filled
with warm water. was near his plate. He studied
It's why for being there few seconds, and then
commenced crumbing in some crackers This
done, he REINFORCED IKE crackers with pepper and
sauce, and began hts meal Every body looked on
the dude remarked 70 his nearest neighbor: "WelI
IN be olanked II this amt the thinnest soup 1
ever saw
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NEW Y0RK THIEVES IN LOND0N.-A series OF ox-
tenslve roo0ertes have occurred In and about Lon
don OF late which have bean Traced 20 q gang OF
thieves supposed 70 have come IRON New York,
and VINO were Known as an American hustneds
hrm Through their operations one London bank
was mulcted In tho sum Of SIS 900 BY these knaves
and their aggregated booty must DO upward OF
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(or0s0 states that the Italian government con.
suited on the Anglo FRENCH sgreem0nt In relation
TO the Sue1 Canal prior 70 lie conclusion. N was
found that ItalyS pOsltloA on the Red Sea LCt0gal
would BE- protested AZ TIE power. the papsr
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, ON
PffifRt n SsnHffaRhR snIfrIH EisT SHEET AND

The undersigned Trustee BY virtue Of a decree -
passed The isth DAY Of October. 1857. II Equity 4
f MIR iq eTt+ SE VII
1881, at HAI-F-PAsT FOUR 0'CLocK i. NJ. in front
the south part q lot thirteen uI in square No eight
hnndred and nineteen !siSh Sesinning for the same
Of said lot and running thence south with said
W line tine I
inch TO the line Of said lot thence north with said
10 inches south from the northwest corner Of SAID
lot and thence east lO5 feet inch to the beginning
Terms 4 ale r1s.srSsd Ss shs dserss eSe,hira
the tss o .s en- spd 10 S at
Tssse and on On payment q the whole e the purchase
court the Trustee viii convey the said premises e the
purch purchasers his their heirs or ssiens
be shs IN Of
q s Sa at the
ssss Sss ~ k5s IS:;
NE 9T
s3 as The asf StHEau
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
osds Esh
eonpIYinant and Emma C. Wright stal ,r dsiendants.
kf%bER fs y StLo Gkf e. e as
tune IL part
and twenty-nine S429,. in the city Of Washington d:
tne same NJ tne southwest corner OF
said lot aud running thence along porth
seventy feet thence north thirty mine and twent,
hundredths 3920l feet to the center Of party wall
street est thirty nine and twenty hundreths t 2O)
feet TO the place OF beginning. iuprov by .
story and basement brick fire proof uding
cuped the United STATES the Bureau OF Education
Terms OF saleOne fourth Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in three equal instruments
spectiyey one two and three Years from the day Of
sale with interest At per cent per annum, payable
by the purchasers notes and deed Of trust the
or al the purchase money can be paid IN cash.
sale.
Ali conveyancing and recording at the purchasers
cost.
II the terms Of sale not complied with within
twenty days after sale the property will be resold
risk and cost of the dffaulInn purchaser.
REGINALD FENDAII., Trustee,
Corner / n st. and Ia ave.
o2O-d Auctioneers
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nenzl MARI, 3ne q Ges- nouianger's spass, has
soen frum III conmandsr u tie gafrison &c
fIxemysl, In Austrian 0aIicia, the plaSo o. throo
isrt&, Ana 1ed with them 70 RnH1a
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS A FrERNO0N.
1.-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES, NOS eo3 AND e(
i EAST CAPITOL STREET,

TWO NEW sS'ek SEsHPSa fSs eos AND
rSfsFFH 9shEsvRSNnr FIVE SSoSk
se fn front Of The prsmises, the eastern part Of
fronting 80 Yses = on cs ma stree. with
room aud csll.r Hou.ss, modem Improvement alley
way N resf Desirable - Investment or suitable for
Terms: One-t third cash; balance in one and two
ySc n1sss g os;. PEI cent interest from date q
p 800 on sseS house Il me % q sss
d.y otherwiss rSh. reserved 70 rsse Il rsS and
osY -''.' ''pfU ScANsoN BROS. Auct.
NNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TkUsTEH's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fEET On THE FAST SIDE OF TIFTEENfa
hSff fS iESPPS5FR III
THE OLD PORTION or WELCKER's
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing date -
september 20. 1873 and duly recoried in Iiber ~
me .SS q Sa iS 81
in equity eau:s No 1921 and q the request Of the
the pas@sas Of the iSdsSssdness VIII ell Il pubic
issi ~
bered eleven I1 in Dsvdsons subdivision OF part OF
square numbered two hundred and twenty two S222l
tnss ts9' Sn Ion % and bach
Essordsd in the once Of the surveyor Of the District d
Terms Of sale cash. and to be complied with within
twenty days from day Of sale, property resod
q risk and cost Of defsul ing deposit OF
$500 viii be required ~ time OF nsis All Conveyance
o15-dkds r. W. TYLER Trustee
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

ELEGANT s H9rfEHotP EyRS1gTH s coMrRIs
N: TABLES. EASY CHAIRS, tNqRAvINGS
WALNUT CHAMBER SETS. -MAkDkQBEs. cor;
hhSsrEaps s sEkEats HssHs1 flHi5s
iIHa 81 81 EIEESTS PTEi
On MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER THIRTY
FIRST. commencin' at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell at
"a named dive ling al the excellent furniture
give this sale their tent:on. o26-4t
rTNRUsTEt,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF
MAINLAND ND Az y, NUE AND TENTH STREETS
BY Vi tue of d ed of trust, dated April 80. A D.
1850 recorded in Jiber No ll2O, Folio 436et seq fH
Of the land records the District Columbia Hi
sad p ne SI1 ~ the party sec1red %
TUESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A.
b. 1857, at HALF-PASf FUR orc y K p. NJ, ali
known and di.nSuished on the ground an Or Plat
Of the city p Washing on in the tstrct Of Columbia
Is lot lettefed A. of William Todds subdivison Of
together with all the improvements. ways easements
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
in six aud twelve months from the day II SALE with
erest thereon ct the rate of 81 centum per annu
* ss os shs an nS,es Of ne % OF
chaser o. purchasers thereof deposit Of 600 viii
cIss rs hereof and ali conveysncns and recording
shxl be at his her their expense If the terms OF
sale not complied with ten from the day
srty rs and cost Of the dsfanitnr 81
'''''' '''' ''s sEiMoGa W. " 1SEESsH
DUNCANsON BROS Aucta ODD
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AUCTION SALES.
THoAAs DO WILING, Aucuonssr.

VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
zxesAsssse esr 81 EakSsdSI!SS COSTLY WALNUT
sEAea fIfrsC HishoRs re sg BTkkAu T nTb
fof saSssTrtNH nRR ssEySfEEHL lMAIHR5E
noi IS CHKkRY AID HbH 6HxIBER sulTEs,
F FIJI oNVHsTTlHNE 1 WIRE sPRIHSS fEATHER
ESTRY aRGssRiS cARPHrS Hall AND
on VIM M1fNgr 4 kHsd Ass
s4SS kE4Sikss SstS zsAHAsG GtSs1Ss
Kf fTHda SCRRkA dnSG CHINA ANR SL%Ss kS
IN TUESOAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIRST.
~ "a Vsmmencang Al TEN O'CLOCK. ct resdence
I'M .sH nesr fennaylvanta avenue north west
s4a ~ AZ choice collection Of household e6ects 70
WI sssenuon - psrNes furntshinw u directed
0sy-4S THOMA6 OOWLIN0. Auctioneer.
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Ran Feel % q whale.


IHx AusA sTxxss GIANT OF TIE pExP AND just
ESCAPES a BKieANrfNk.
PROM the y. y Herald. Octobse -
Its . school % whales, and they are genuine
spernls. too LOOK at EN-! Just ZEE them spout r.
The speaker was the nrst mats ofthe steamer Ailsa
Captain SAMSON II was 3 O'Clock on Saturday al
ternoon and the Ailsa, Inch arrived yesterday from
Port Lmon Gotta Rica, wal 20 milessouth Of sandy
HOOK In LATITUDE 80 deg 50 min, long - deg6 min.
The Ailsa had. OF q truth, entered q school Of
whales They were popping up all around the YES
domes, and their po.trils gaping VIDE. The water
was smooth ~ MILL pond, and the Ailsa forged
ahead Al full speed suddenly there was slight
tremor ~ the vessel huge spsrm whale had
grazed the bow on the port side. A moment later
there Was q shock. and the vessel trembied like an
aspen Leaf from stem 70 stern. the sea
monster had passed under the Ailsa,
and her big propeller had cut into his yitais.
As the STEAMER passed on the whale rolled from
beneath ths stern. his blood squirting from the
wound Over and over. like Q gigantic animated
bg. ne twisting and squirtnihg In agony. The
sea va. dyed red with blood for yards around and
lashed into foam oy the struggle OF the DYING
giant OF the ocean. The struggle did not last LONG,
The whale, with couyuisive snuddef, turned
over and sank. The steamer continued on her
way. She was not In the least Injured oy the COL
lisbon, the scrrw continued TO work regularly
aud the motion OF the engines and machinery Was
- perfect IS before the collision.
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LADIES' GOODS.
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xksfH nzS DIP RrS xorKs Js
LAdiss ana Gents carmen % al inds cisseed ana
Dyeo without Icing ripped. ladies' Evening Dresses
noSs,is. Goods called fof snd dsliss s sis
A LL~wooL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPER
"A dyed sood mourning blsck.
A FISCHER
SIS sO0 q 81 q. y.
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hanuf.ct1red by A n Erinkmann o. BA,timorA
~ 10 your own Dyeins o. hons. Win
PEERLESS DYES
1hey vm aye everything, They ere cold ev9yvAsA
PrSce 1oc. peckAee<0 coloEx- They hsvs no sQ0al
Tor strength brightness. Amount psnkaep OF IL
tsstnese OF Color Non fading Qukiiues They ~
'0' 'l0'A OF '1a' f'i r sasf rvAxa
no2Tso Drugxist, Az Pennsyivsnls ssa
M 1888 ANNIE X HUMPHREY, ESQ loFu 50 M,
AVA Makes Corseu TO order IN evegY style aS1 49,
uA and guarantees peyfect nt nd ooazf0gA
HER kPECfAL11Es ARE
Preach Hand-msds Underclothing, Mss1no UndarVH
p...,, snd bnsst inp9rssS hosasY.
French Corpets and Bustisa
Children's Oorsets and q corsst (Naa H. en-
pakel that for the price n unsurpanset-
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Auctioneers.
COUPE. CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs, HARNESS, a
Nd

PARLoR SUITES upH0I.sTERED IN SILK AND
EEP, i, HANDSOME !, ETEGEkE MAkBLE TOP
SUITES WALNUT WHITING. DESK AND
BOOKCASE. CYLINDFR TOP. WALNUT EX-
GLTFRAME MIRROR EASY CHAIRS,
LOUNGES, MARBlE-T9p SIDEB1AkD, FANCY
TABLES HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, VELVET,
BODY BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN U1EN-
S1LS, &C.
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY EIGHTH. 1887.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell, at
residence No. S05 street north west general assort
ment Of household effects in condition to which
We ask the attention OF buyers
o244t WALTER s. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
tV- THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, OCTOBER THIRTY-FIRST, at same hour
nd oc-
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aHooCDsssCss OWHSOPesy AkRh Oe8@S000e
Paris Despatch to the lie ndon Times
N. Fargue, Jeweler. has given an account Of
the way In which he was approached by the mem
oers OF the Limoustn agency. Nine. de Courteuil
called on him and offered him the cross OF the Le-
giOn Of Honor on payment Of q commission. She
offered TO place him In communication with the
friend of q senator He asked week to consider
the matter, and In the interval communicated with
the police c0mmissary OF his quarter. At the ap-
pointed time NJ. Bayle called on NJ. Fargue, an /
asked him for 40o00I for his friend, the senator
and I0, OOOf as commission for himself. u. Fargue
accepted the proposal but asked for time to coli
lect the money. Ten days later he met Bayle at
the cafe Duran and brought q dummy roll OF
bank notes, stating that ne had only been able TO
get money for the commission. Bayle then said
he would take 150O0f down and the rrst OF the
amount In bills The matter was not settled, but
In accordance with previous arrangements a detee-
tive followed Bayle 10 a mouse In the Avenue
Champs Elysees occupied By general VINO is
senator The name OF the latter was at once CON-
municated by N. Fargue 10 The police. The appli-
cation for the decoration, which was drawn up
under the instructions OF Bayle, related that the
applicant took interest In the apprentices who
worked for him, providing fund 10 enable tn IN
70 set up home OF their own on leaving his en-
DlOymenC
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CIKysrASp, OHIO, october Y7.-The 36-inch
telescope, the largest In the world, which was de-
signed and built By Warner Swazey, Is finished,
and Will at once be shipped TO It's destination on
Nj hamilton, CAL, where sc will be placed In the
Lick Observatory. The column Is Of cast iron, 10
by IL feet at the base, and by 8 at the top, and
weighs Is tons. On this column rests the head,
weighing tons, In which steel axis, 10 feet long
and L. inches In diameter, Supports the oecltna-
ton The axis Il also Of Steel, 10 feet long, 10
inches 10 diameter and weighing z, 800 pounds.
The steel tube. 50 lest lnches long, 10 feet In
diameter at the center, tapenng 70 80 Inches at
each end, and weighs over tons.
The room Tor the click and balcony for the as
sistant astronomer Is reached by spiral staircase
nj the southside OF the column. The center Ut
motion Is 81 feet above the bose and when the
telescope Is poinlad 10 the zenith tie object glass
which Is 10 Inches In diameter Is % feet from the
osss The total weight o. the telescope 70 % tons
a Russtan Girl MasHtes Sixteen Mem
Prom The Court Journal
Russian young lady has been condemned to
lifelong prison for marrying sixteen husbands
She Is q curiosity, and ought TO have been let on
When ner lawyer went To see her In prison after
the trial she assured him Of ner gratitude and
asked him 10 accept as Q souvenir gold watch
and cham, WHICH she placed on the table before
him. he NJ once recogni IL as hts own She
had picked he pocket, and presented nim with his
own ~atch
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BROS. Auctioneers.

LEvEN OF THOSE FINE BRICK DWELL
INGS, ON EAST CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST, AND
III LEE ON SOUTH A STREET. IN THE SAME
SQUARE.
, BY virtue Of z decree passed BY the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia. in Equity HFs5
Cause O. 4291. Pnenix Mutual Life insurance X1:I
Company Albert Grant ct al, will sell at pubic
auction, in front VI the premises, II SDAY, THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1887, at FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ (sale to be continued the next day at
the same hour. necessary Lots numbered ID,
three Co. four ca. five ( six t6 eight 90. (9),
ten U0l eleven Old. twelve OBJ fourteen U4J, six
teen (16), seventeen 40. and eighteen lS). of the
subdivision of square numbered seven hundred and
sixty f10 }, in the City OF Washington, D. c., the
is Of record In the Office the surveyor of the
District of Columbia. These lots are improved
with desirable brick dwellings,. and will be sold sepa
rately
Terms Of sale One-fourth cash and the balance at
six, twelve, and eighteen Months for which the notes
Of the purchaser bearing interest from the day Of
sale, will b. taken lien retain the premises
Sold or all cash. At the option Of the Purchaser
All taxes and assessments due at the time of sale in
Guiding all amounts necessary to redeem the property
sold from any tax sale thereof will be payable Of
the purchase money A deposit of $500 will be re-
Qured Of the purchaser of esch lot ut the time sale
policy OF insurance against fire will required of
the purchaser the building each lot sold in such
amount ~ the trustee may deem PROPER
BkAINARD H. WARNER Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, GIG st NV.
Auct obi
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Nsxy IRKxR Hoyr's IHssRisTy.-The General
Terms OF the New YORK supreme Court yesterday
reversed the order granted some time since upon
the Application o. xrl Helen Maria Hoyr widow
saOner inquire into the question Of the haoltual
arunkrnness OF her Daughter, Mary Irene HoyI
Leave l. given To renew upon a@idiftonai paperA
The afldzyils only mention one instance Of Miss
hoyts IN briefly, and the court holds that one In
stance Is MOI enough 20 prove that person Is
connrmsd drurkArd
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DUNCANSON BROS. AuctsL
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TwO-sToRY BRICK DWELL
FOUR-AND.A:HALF STREET AND MCLEAN
AVENUE SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing date -
the 9th day Of ebruary, A p. 1887, and duly re: G
the Land keeerds Of the District Of Columbia and .
the request Of the holder of tbs notes, will sell ct
pubic suctSn IN front q the premises SATUR-
D. 1857, at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. the fol owing de-
scrbed real estate situate in the city Of Washington,
District OF Columbia to wit All that tain piece or
parcel Of land known and desEnated and being lot
numbered one hundred and thirtysix, in John R Nc
lean ct II subdiyisi,n Of square numbered FIVE hun
l92 in the Surveyors ofcs Of the District Of Column
bis together with all the easements, hereditaments,
and sppnrtensnces to the name beiongilg or in any
wise apperta ming.
Terins One-th cash; balance in one and two
years. note 70 bear interest ro9 day Of s.s payable
annually aud TO be secured by deed OF trust
premises soid Sr Ill cash. at option Of purchaser
q purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with In
Says otherwise ct risk and cost Of defaultins
purchaser. after i've days public notice OF such
asis IN some nsysp.per pnhshsd in W.shinston. DC
BkA1NARD H. WARNER,l T,,,.ta..
e26-d&ds GEORGE =. EMMONS, A''e''
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
NEAR LYONS MILL" AND BELAIR


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NSa IHE GG SoSs 9E TAsH hNS p G
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded among
the land records Of the District OF Columbia In Lber
executor OF the party secured thereby the subscriber
will sell at public auction, the PREMISES TUES
DAY, the fIkST OF NOVEMBER. 1887, at FOUR
Washington. in said District and described follows
Beginning for the at the end of the third lire Of
the Widows Mite and running thence 5. q degrees
feet; thence west and at right angles the fourth
line Of the Widows Mite Rock CreeA then north
grees 35 minutes west from the beginning thereof,
and thence with said line reversed s. "a degrees 30
minutes east to the beginning, with the
nights, and sppnrtenances to the same belonging
and of said request and Of decree duly passed by
supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia" in equity
1871 the subscriber will sell public suction said
FIRST NOVEMBER, 1857, on the preraises. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, certain real estate in the
county of in said District of Pretty
same at stone marked Ct s." in the fourth line of
the tract called the Widows Mite" aud lis perches
thence said line N. threequsrters degree ". 691
54100 teet thence s. "a degrees W. PAS ID 100 feet,
and thence s. degrees, L, 44S So 100 feet to the
place of beginning with the improvements rights and
Terms OF sale for both parcel Ouethird part Of the
purchase money In cash, of which 800 FIRST parcel
and ZOO on second parcel At the time OF sale the bal
and secured by deed Of trust the prem sodor all
cash the purchasers Oh ton Conveyance ng ac-
TERMS 81 saie t BE- not Complied with n seven sys
from day of sale resale will be had At the risk and
of the defaultng purchaser after days daily no.
'''' - INC cHAKLEs - NJ =. MATTHEW'S. Trustee,
o20-d&ds 120S 3lst street